West Herts College partners with Kedrion Biopharma
Students gain industry experience in the biopharmaceutical sector.
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West Herts College has established a new collaboration with Kedrion Biopharma, a company focused on developing treatments for rare and ultra-rare conditions. This partnership is designed to offer students practical insights and learning experiences within the expanding biopharmaceutical industry.
Industry Immersion for Students
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Through this arrangement, students have engaged in a variety of activities, including workshops, mentoring sessions, and direct practical involvement. These opportunities aim to provide learners with a clearer understanding of potential career paths and the day-to-day operations within the biopharmaceutical sector. Student Amelia Tang found the experience broadened her perspective on career progression after entry-level positions and found discussions on laboratory and management procedures particularly interesting. Tommaso Greco noted that the partnership demonstrated the non-linear nature of career progression within a single company and felt it brought him closer to a career in a laboratory setting.
Bridging Academia and Industry
Professor Tim Sandle, head of compliance at Kedrion Biopharma UK, emphasised the importance of this initiative in translating academic knowledge into practical industry skills. He stated that while college courses excel at teaching scientific and technical fundamentals, the real-world nuances of the pharmaceutical industry are often not immediately apparent. Professor Sandle highlighted the potential for inspiring talented young individuals and noted the rewarding nature of working in the pharmaceutical sector, where ideas can lead to finished products that improve lives.
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Developing a Future Workforce
Amanda Washbrook, deputy principal at West Herts College, described Kedrion Biopharma as a global leader in its field. She explained that the career partnership is highly valuable to the college, offering students insight into significant employment opportunities located nearby. Ms Washbrook expressed the hope that this collaboration will assist Kedrion in building a strong and consistent pipeline of talent from the college's graduates.
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